bulmakau
Dadibi
References
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Tok Pisin
Etymology
From Samoan Plantation Pidgin bula-ma-kau, from English bull + cow. Compare Bislama bulumakao, Pijin bulumakau, and Torres Strait Creole bulmakau.
References
Suzanne Romaine, Language, education, and development: urban and rural Tok Pisin in Papua New Guinea.
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Torres Strait Creole
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